New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26
Da. xoLYxy ON PsoaIsir1ox


Xix TELLS TxMPERAScs PTorLs THAT MS Par
AND THEIRS SHOULD RI ALLIEs.
Ths Msnhsttsn Temperance Association held IT, =.
meeting for the soasoa at the hall Of the Cooper lnf
Yesterday afternoon The meeting took the form a.
receution to Neal Dow The platform was occupisd -
large number OF men prominent in Temperance WIZ
aud the auditorium wax filled. Dr. T. K Funk psesaef
During bis opening speech DIR. MeGiyDn Appeared =
the platform and was received with loud app,np..
william Mex. Gatche presented resolutions recsni.
ing Neal Dow "a the Father OF Prohibition" Wis.
Mugs Demorest welcomed Mr.. Dow In short spesvA
and after the collection he Introduced by DE- Funk
He said that much more credit had been attribute !.
him than his due. and gave sketch of the vsyn
which the enactment of the Maine law was secured ana
of its working which, he asserted highly succcs
full
At the close Of Mr. Dow's remarks there were Iona
calls for DR.. McGiyun. and he forward be w
greeted with great applause He said:
ness Of purpose Of the man whom you delight most 5
honor ana perfectly sSnyincsa mat ,,s TIE nsnesss Z
s snsn
hence we should be allies Though NO may differ
The speaker said that bad heard that some one had
proposed that the two parties should be one and
g" shall not say that to me 1t seems qvte practcabs
yet but the object Of the Prohibition party TO destroy
a. should be- to the heart Ok every lover o. Sn Iis
and most OF all to the heart OF every minister OF Christ
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nave of this city though OF the Irish miustse
Of the Catholic Church lzpparse to extend the right
p think that tho use Of alcohol Is fruitful
source OF misery. both mental and physical. both
se ,1s Az that Ss put
thing for purity for virtue for the uplifting OF the race
quops am glad to ssy that the teachings and tSs
practice Of tho labor organizations OF to-day are tending
DE- McGIynn stated that at the picnic of the Anti
Poverty Society," though IL was held at place where
Should not Is drop Of any intoxicating drink Tor sale
on the grounds. He went on
virtue to prepare way for better Of men and
women, that shall be the beginning Of the reign oil tho
The Doctors speech was received with much enthu.
siasm and q vote OF thanks was given 70 HIN
ANTI-POvERTY IN NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
When Henry George faced his audience last night e
the meeting OF the tiPOverty Society in the Academy
OF Music he greeted with the usual enthusiasm Every
the building died and hundreds stood In the
ases and corridors. Mr. George introduced as chairman
Joseph Wilkinson. OF the Ta;ors' Union. Major A. r
Calhoun formerly OF Kentucky" told how he had been
converted TO the principles OF the Ant-Povery Society
Henry George said that he had been out upon the stump
various parts OF the State during the week and that his
receptions had been OF the most satisfactory character
The people ready for the movement and were coming
TO the support OF his principles He had no doubt OF hs
result II would be moral victory for the United Labor
party. Speaking Of his rip In the morning up the East
River, said that he impressed with the thought Of
what magnificent street might be made along the whole
river font lie also advocated making BiackwePs,
Wards and RandsPs Islands into public parks Mr.
George called attention reform In Che system Of vo
ing proposed By Syracuse platform This consists
mainly the adoption OF the Australian system VI voting
ehamponed by Allen Thorndlke Rice In The North
American Review In conclusion Mr.. George asked
everybody go tho fair 70 begin today at Madison
SQUARE Garden object OF which TO raise funds f
the campaign. The collection was announced as amount
ing TO sl44 o5 $40 from applications for membership
Dr. MsGIynn had audience OF over 5000 people last
night IN the Brooklyn Academy OF Music The Henry
George Club Brooyn had the meeting In charge aAa
put the price Of seats At ten cents Tor stalls and twen
1--we cent; The Doctor talked for hour aad
half giving brilliant and eloquent analysis OF the re-
iIgous and political meaning OF the Anti Poverty and
rnred Labor pla forms. The Henry George Club VIII
hold another meeting at the Academy next Sunday even